On Heidegger and Language Book

Bryant's book should be considered a great effort to make a proper philosophical engagement to Deleuze's thought, something needed thanks to the lack of understanding of his project and the harmful habit to dismiss Deleuze (and especially Deleuze&Guattari) as plain philosophical bullsh$t. This book is centered on both most important books by Deleuze: "Difference and Repetition" and "Logic of Sense". The great thing about this book is that it shows Deleuze's decisions responding to specific and classical philosophical problems situating Deleuze in a traditional philosophical lineage. It shows the close relationship with the tradition and how Deleuze's work departs from it in a revolutionary way. Deleuze as a "pure metaphysician".

As far as the writing style goes, it is a little technical and dense, but unlike Deleuze's books you can tell Bryant is searching for order and clarity by adopting careful, rigorous and linear argumentation.

This book makes me happy. Go for it.